the Arcam is heavy and runs hot.
Nick
This is something which comes up every now and then i've noticed, my P7 runs cold but is one of the later batches. Definitely in agreement about the weight
I had an 805 in exactly the same space as the P7 and you could fry an egg on the Onkyo but the Arcam is surprisingly cool running.
...how does the cinepro compare you think?
But the cinepro is ugly...
The parasounds are nice looking as well......
I will Colin.Worth every penny the P7, A keeper for me, how does the cinepro compare you think?
You decided what processor your getting?
What would it be worth to have one that was better than the Proceed at music and better than the Arcam with movies?Still haven't decided on processors. One is better with blu-ray, the other with music. I may end up tossing a coin at this rate.
I really liked to ability to bi-amp so easily with the P7; I can't understand why other high-end multi-channel amps don't have pre-outs to daisy-chain channels. Much better, and cheaper, than buying split phonos.
I absolutely adore my P7 now! It's the best upgrade i've made in quite some time. If only i could find the processor solution now....
Another trait (i believe is because it's Class A?), )
I've got a Rotel 1075 that sounds great with movies and music and I can't see myself parting with it - though Angel Eyes said that about his Cinepro...
Yes, my words came back to haunt me there.
FWIW I am going back down a very similar route to the Cinepro (only much better) and should take delivery in a month or so, it would be nice if that coincided with a new Pre-Pro too, I can only hope
Adam
adam
you are such a tease
I know, I know but the amp(s) are custom and the spec may change and the front panels haven't been finished yet so I can't even show a picture.
Bob at AB Amps is doing the build, should take 4-5 weeks until it/they arrive
Adam